Replies to post #72658 on Wave Systems Corp. (fka WAVXQ)

[Weby]

Wildman

You are confusing the market being right with it's ability to predict six months. The market has continually predicted that Wave would have revenue/profit and has wildly fluctuated.

My comment is meant to make a different point. Reality has caught up with predictions IMO. The market has been trading within a very narrow range that essentially mirrors the six month out revenue expectations of the boards more optimistic posters (include Snackman and me)

Snackman was wrong a year ago...and we know there have been a years worth of TCG delays in the last two years. I'm simply suggesting that the steady price, the extremely narrow trading range, and even the low volume are GOOD signs that the stock is being taken seriously and is in a logical price range for expectations six months out THIS TIME, FINALLY.

I'm also quite clearly trying to say that whether the ACTUAL revenue number next week is stated as $50,000, 250,000 or
500, 000 nobody should get in an uproar.

We ARE a year behind where we thought we were last year in terms of revenue. We are struggling to PROVE that the ETS is being sold. The immediate numbers coming next week will probably not do much either way to establish the reality of massive sales based on 1.2, longhorn, or sales to enterprises in 2004 in anticipation of 2005.

The market seems to be saying real sales this time...six months out. It's really too many words on my part to make a simple point that the price action seems more REAL to me than ever before.

[samk]

I second that, Wildman262. Wave just has a strong support at these levels: for every seller there is a buyer stepping in when price goes a bit down, just MHO.

[Weby]

Wildman

I never argue that the market is efficient. I will argue that at this point the market suggests that it is waiting for the next step. They players are not playing, they are waiting to see what we make next week, and next year to start figuring out the reality of Wavoid visions and potential p/e multiples.

As my quiet friend Tampa might put it...the only thing that actually matters anymore is the revenue curve......revenue per tpm sold...and until that is clarified on Main Street...wall street will react to that in the future.

Somebody just paid a million bucks for a dime so markets are well markets and things sell for whatever people are willing to pay at any given moment. I do anticipate they will be willing to pay more in December than in March. How much more?